Wanderers and the Harvest

[52midnight]

My last post may have seemed a bit cynical, and I felt obliged to clarify somewhat. It's far better to make a wrong decision than to be caught in an eternity of indecision. In my experience, an unresolved problem does not result in a babel of voices in the mind, but in a "deafening silence" - UNLESS you've allowed other entities into it. Assuming that this is not the case, what's important is not the mind but the heart. If your intuition (heart) tells you that you've covered all the bases, then you're merely awaiting the crucial moment. Otherwise you've not done your homework.

If this is the case, find pencil and paper, a quiet spot, and WRITE OUT every possibility confronting you. You'll almost never find that it's a black-and-white choice - either ... or. The moment you decide on EITHER, secondary choices will arise that lead in various directions; the same if you decide on OR. Explore them all until you feel you understand them, NOT perfectly (impossible) but well enough. Then THROW THE LOT AWAY; go and do something more important; and if there's nothing more important, find something. It may take a day or two, and in my experience often happens in the early morning hours, but one night you'll wake up with the correct decision in your mind; and, more importantly, in your heart. It's often not the one you wanted, or thought wise (hence the previous indecision), but if you've the courage to follow it, the results are usually optimum.

If you HAVE let other entities into your mind, be aware that they may hate you JUST FOR WHAT YOU ARE. This is common enough in the everyday; it's even more common in the hereafter for those who have failed and are envious of those still incarnate who are succeeding at what they've failed at. They'll usually be reluctant to attack you directly; instead, they'll seek continually to delay, disturb, redirect, delay ... Only if they're potent and determined will they attack, and then you're in trouble (and you'll guess correctly that I'm speaking from many years difficult experience).

If your best efforts at "doing well" have failed, put them aside. You may well be trying to achieve old aims that are no longer relevant or useful. If they're important, they'll return. It's trite, but true; don't worry, be happy!